From my analysis and recent review of RENADER FX, I was unable to find any clear or reliable evidence that this broker offers swap-free (Islamic) account options. As someone who prioritizes both transparency and regulatory assurance in my trading, I am especially cautious with brokers that lack proper regulatory oversight. RENADER FX currently operates without a valid license, and WikiFX flags its regulatory situation as highly suspicious, listing it as “No valid regulatory information” and specifically advising users to “stay away” due to a high potential risk. In my experience, trustworthy brokers typically provide clear, accessible account details—including information about swap-free or Islamic account options—especially when such features are intended to comply with Sharia law. The absence of concrete information on RENADER FX’s website or on credible broker review platforms raises concerns about their commitment to transparency and their suitability for traders requiring faith-based account structures. For me, until this broker publicly clarifies their policies and receives proper regulation, I wouldn’t consider them a safe or reliable choice for swap-free trading. My advice: always verify any such offerings directly with the broker and be wary of unregulated operations.